Racing TV

RACING TV is the premier independent horse racing broadcaster in the UK and Ireland and this is the home for all of our podcasts. The specialist channel was set up in 2004 by its racecourse shareholders and is dedicated to broadcasting more than 800 live race meetings a year with commentary, debate and tipping from 35 of the UK's top racecourses and all 26 Irish racecourses. All Racing TV profits are returned to its racecourse shareholders to support the sport. Racing TV has well over 50,000 commercial and residential subscribers. Tune in by going to Sky 424 (UK, NI, ROI), Virgin Media 536 (UK, NI), 411 (ROI) or Freeview, Youview, Plusnet, TalkTalk 261. You can also watch Racing TV at http://racingtv.com and on the iPhone iPad app, Android app and mobile website.

Racing TV is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 415 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Racing TV, a sports show with 415 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  We Walked the Nunthorpe Course with Paul Hanagan | The Racing TV Podcast

  Aug 16, 202650 min

  Dual champion jockey Paul Hanagan rode 95 winners at York. He walks the track with Dan Barber and Martin Dixon and explains exactly where the Ebor Festival is won and lost. We walk the Nunthorpe course start to finish — from the five-furlong stalls to the winning post — through the draw, the homework, and the moment a rider commits.  Along the way Paul revisits Vintage Premium in the John Smith's Cup, Wootton Bassett before the gates were fully open, Sands of Mali in the Gimcrack, and the two furlongs where Taghrooda didn't pick up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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  Ebor Festival Preview & Tips | True To Form with Ash Symonds

  Aug 12, 202615 min

  An early look at the week ahead as Ash Symonds goes through the big races at the Sky Bet Ebor Festival. Ombudsman heads the Juddmonte International, and Ash isn't looking far past him: "I think Ombudsman is going to be really, really tough to beat. He was so good in this race last year. I just think that he is the best horse in this race." Also under discussion: Christmas Day against Superior Choice in the Great Voltigeur, Kalpana in the Yorkshire Oaks after her King George win, the Nunthorpe and a final day taking in the City Of York Stakes and the Ebor Handicap itself. #horseracing #york #ebor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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  Episode #8

  Jim Crowley: "My Leg Was Facing the Wrong Way" | The Racing TV Podcast

  Aug 5, 20261h 15m

  Dan Barber is joined by Chris Dixon, in for Martin this week, to look back on the Qatar Goodwood Festival and Galway — and by Jim Crowley, days after he called time on his riding career. Crowley describes the moment he knew the injury had beaten him: "When I looked at my leg and it was facing the wrong way, I thought, well, I won't be riding Anmaat in the Champion Stakes on Sunday." He also explains why he thinks race riding comes down almost entirely to a jockey's confidence, how professionalism in the weighing room has changed across his career, and looks back on Royal Scotsman — the one that got away. On the festival itself, Chris makes the case that Qatar's sponsorship has transformed Goodwood, filling the fields at a time when small fields have blighted the flat. "The flat racing generally of late has been blighted by really small fields — Goodwood's such a tonic from that." Dan and Chris both share their top three moments of the week. And where does Bow Echo sit? The comparisons with Frankel and Kingman get an airing, with Dan reflecting that making up that ground on top-class horses was as good as anything he saw all week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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  Glorious Goodwood Group Race Preview & Best Bets | True To Form with Ash Symonds

  Jul 22, 202618 min

  Ash Symonds runs through every key Group race at this year's Glorious Goodwood in the latest True To Form, with his standout runners and Best Bets for the festival. From the Goodwood Cup showdown between Scandinavia and Trawlerman to Bow Echo v Gstaad in the Sussex Stakes, Ash breaks down the form, the market moves and where the value lies across the week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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  Episode #7

  Growing Up With Monty's Pass & THAT Cheltenham heartbreak | Jane Mangan | The Racing TV Podcast

  Jul 22, 20261h 4mS1

  Jane Mangan joins Dan Barber and Martin Dixon to talk about the horse that shaped her — Monty's Pass — and the Cheltenham heartbreak she's never quite shaken off. From the Grand National glory that ran through her family to the raw side of racing supporters rarely see, Jane opens up on what the sport has given her and what it's taken. Then it's into the racing. The team reviews a busy week: the Market Rasen Summer Festival, the retirement of the remarkable Beat the Edge, and the confusion over advertised race distances. Jane breaks down the Irish Oaks, where Aidan O'Brien came up short and a new crop of fillies staked their claim. Plus a look ahead to this weekend's action — and a first glance at Goodwood next week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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